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Wedding Traditions

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Couples planning a wedding inherit a pile of customs without ever being told where any of them came from, and half get dropped for no reason beyond unfamiliarity. Draw one and read its origin. Several are far older and stranger than the version that survived. Thirty traditions spanning many cultures. Borrowing thoughtfully from outside your own is how ceremonies stop feeling like a template, provided you understand what you are borrowing first.

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1Something old, new, borrowed, blue
2Throwing the bouquet
3Cutting the cake together
4First dance
5Father giving away the bride
6Exchange of rings
7Jumping the broom
8Breaking a glass
9Handfasting
10Unity candle
11Sand ceremony
12Tea ceremony
13Money dance
14Log cutting
15Bell ringing
16Releasing doves
17Tossing rice or confetti
18Wedding favours
19Groom's cake
20Garter toss
21Veil lifting
22Carrying over the threshold
23Decorating the getaway car
24Signing the register
25Sharing bread and salt
26Circling the partner
27Wearing red for luck
28Hanging a horseshoe
29Ribbon pulling
30The receiving line
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